The 54th annual Christmas tree sent as a gift from Nova Scotia arrived in Boston on Tuesday morning, bringing the holiday ...

The city’s official Christmas tree — a 45-foot white spruce — has arrived on Boston Common. The tree, an annual gift from ...

Mayor Michelle Wu welcomed the traditional gift that honors Boston's aid following the 1917 Halifax disaster. The lighting ceremony is scheduled for December 4 at the Common.

In a first for a mayor of Boston, Michelle Wu visited Nova Scotia last week to help cut down the 45-foot-tall white spruce ...

Boston’s Christmas tree was cut in Nova Scotia last week and on Tuesday Mayor Michelle Wu will receive it in the city. Wu traveled to Canada last week to attend the tree-cutting ceremony. “To the ...

This year marks the 54th anniversary of the annual tree donation, celebrating 108 years of friendship between Boston and Nova ...

This year’s historic Tree for Boston is a 45-foot-tall white spruce from Lunenburg County, Nova Scotia. It will be cut down ...

The Boston Christmas tree that adorns the Common every year travels all the way from Nova Scotia, and this year’s tree for Boston will arrive on Tuesday, Nov. 20. The Christmas tree for Boston is a ...

BOSTON (CBS) -- A sure sign of the holiday season arrived on Boston Common Friday. For the 49th time, Nova Scotia gifted the city a Christmas tree for its relief efforts following the 1917 Halifax ...

About 40 miles outside Halifax, Nova Scotia, on the Gourley family's fifth-generation dairy farm, a tree stands so tall it still holds the lights that were strung some 20 Christmases past. The lights ...

Boston’s official Christmas tree in the Boston Common stands 45 feet tall. Nova Scotia has sent a Christmas tree to Boston every year since 1917. SAM BETSKO/DFP STAFF Towering 45 feet over the Boston ...